Clinton braces for Carter visit sparks town pride and draw
Clinton Massachusetts prepares for Jimmy Carter with corsages and bumper stickers. 800 residents win spots to attend the president’s town meeting as 13 000 residents compete for limited seats in the 1165 seat town hall.
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Clinton
Mass
Jimmy Carter
President Carter
Board of Selectmen
Carter
White House
Alan Jewett
Roseann O'Malley
Ryans General Store
Boston
Theofil B. Jakubowicz
Jakubowicz
Harry S. Truman
Sadat Rejects Carter Peace Plan On Securing Borders
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told the Palestine National Council that Carter's suggestion of extended Israeli defenses is illogical after the 1973 war and vowed not to give up any land. He urged Palestinians to join Arab efforts to resume Geneva talks and pursue an Arab-led settlement addressing all issues. He emphasized freeing West Bank and Gaza from occupation and urged timely action.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Mideast
Israel
Sadat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo Radio
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Geneva
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Furniture Representative Seeks Virginia West Virginia Coverage
Position notice from a furniture representative offering services to upholstery, tables, or case goods makers. Strong furniture background and references. Respond to High Point Enterprise Box W-25. 317.
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Virginia
West Virginia
High Point Enterprise
Litter Law War Between Washington and Oregon
Washington and Oregon clash over anti litter laws with cannery bottle deposits versus a statewide litter tax. Officials cite mixed results while Truth Squads and public campaigns push cleaner roadsides and recycled materials nationwide.
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Washington
Oregon
Olympia
Wash
Washington State
Northwest
Aarhaus
Robert Straub
Vancouver
Columbian
Oregonian
Swiss Vote on Foreign Expulsion Campaigns in 1970s Style
Switzerland faces a threefold popular vote on foreigner expulsion limits and citizenship thresholds. The campaigns center on James Schwarzenbach and Valentin Oohen leading small right wing groups seeking tighter controls, with the public weighing limits on naturalization, treaty revocation rights, and a 12.5 percent foreigner cap.
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Geneva
Switzerland
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Oregon Environmental Council
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National Council
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James Schwarzenbach
Valentin Oohen
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